I've working on building a motor winding machine for over two months. The primary reason I started this project was that I wanted to create a gimbal motor for robotics projects. However, I found that gimbal motors are not as available and affordable as drone motors.
Gimbal motors are great for robotics projects. They are smooth, precise, and powerful at low speeds.
I like the Arduino framework because it's easy to use and has a lot of libraries. However, I have been using STM32 for a while now, and I have to say it's awesome. Here are some of the reasons why I like STM32:
High school robotics competitions are popular and have been around for decades. Even a hobbyist can build a robotic arm with a 3D printer. However, why is it so difficult to build a useful robotic arm?
I watched the following video three months ago and was shocked:
It just looks amazing, which made me want to build one myself to understand how they work. People say building a robotic arm is difficult, but I didn't know. It's always the best way to learn something is to build it right?